Photos from the USAHEC General of the Army Omar N. Bradley Exhibit.

Perhaps no other individual in the history of the United States Army exemplifies the ideal of a Soldier more than General Omar N. Bradley exhibited towards the country he served.

Omar Bradley Exhibit Homepage

Artifacts of the General Omar N. Bradley exhibit presented by the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center .

Omar Bradley Exhibit Homepage

In 2010 the US Army Heritage and Education Center (USAHEC) finished digitizing one of our most important collections. We are proud to present to the public digital images of the Carlisle Indian Industrial School. Images include student and faculty photos as well as images of academic, recreation and work at the school. The entire collection can be found at Army Heritage Collection On-line Catalog at http://cdm16635.contentdm.oclc.org/

The US Army Heritage Center Foundation, with support from private donors, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and the Department of the Army, is building a Visitor and Education Center as part of the US Army Heritage and Education Center.

In 2007 the Army Heritage and Education Center (AHEC) set out to digitize what is considered to be the single best Civil War photograph collection in the world. We are proud to present over 23,000 digitized images from 117 volumes of our Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States (MOLLUS)-Massachusetts Photograph Collection. The images from this Union officer veterans' organization collection are so vast and comprehensive that they are invaluable to American military history. Patrons will find over 5,000 pages of these exquisite photograph volumes contained in this digital collection.To view the entire collection, Visit http://cdm16635.contentdm.oclc.org/ and click on the "MOLLUS- Massachusetts Photograph Collection" link

Every May, AHEC celebrates Army Heritage Day on a Saturday, with a living history event full of different events and activities. Over three hundred living history interpreters occupy the Army Heritage Trail and recreate historical military moments throughout history. It includes soldiers from as far back as the French and Indian War up through Current Operations. The building is open throughout the day hosting lectures and panels, as well as highlighting the current exhibits.

Photos taken by the US Army Signal Corps during World War II

Photos taken by the US Army Signal Corps during World War I